Submit original, unpublished work on power electronics, power engineering and electromagnetic compatibility.
The organizing committee invites the submission of original research papers reporting new results in the fields of compatibility, power electronics and power engineering. Accepted and presented papers will be submitted to the IEEE Xplore Digital Library for consideration.
All submissions are peer-reviewed by at least two members of the Technical Program Committee. Authors of top-ranked papers will be invited to submit extended versions to affiliated journals (to be confirmed).
Deadline to propose a special session or a tutorial.
Full-length papers, sharp deadline.
Review decisions sent to authors.
Camera-ready paper and author registration due.
Presentation in Badajoz, Spain.
Submissions are welcome across — but not limited to — the following technical tracks.
The following special sessions have been approved for CPE-POWERENG 2027. Authors interested in contributing can select the special session when submitting the proposal or can contact the organizers of each session to discuss any doubt.
Growing demand for efficient and reliable power supplies in buildings, data centers, and electric vehicles is driving research into DC electrification. DC systems can reduce conversion losses, integrate renewable energy and storage, and improve power delivery. This special session explores advances in converter topologies, control, protection, and system integration for sustainable and resilient DC infrastructure. Topics include DC microgrids, AC grid integration, renewable energy, storage, IT loads, electric vehicle charging, and coordinated energy management. Researchers are invited to share approaches and experimental results addressing efficiency, reliability, scalability, and interoperability to support the wide adoption of DC systems.
Organizers: Niwton G. Feliciani dos Santos (Department of Electrical Power Engineering and Mechatronics, Tallinn University of Technology, 19086 Tallinn, Estonia); Edivan Laercio Carvalho (NOVA School of Science and Technology, UNINOVA-CTS and LASI, NOVA University Lisbon, Caparica, Portugal); Riccardo Mandrioli (Department of Electrical, Electronic, and Information Engineering, University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy); Carlos Roncero-Clemente (School of Industrial Engineering, University of Extremadura, Campus Universitario, Badajoz, Spain).
Contact for potential authors: niwton.feliciani@taltech.ee
Download special session (PDF)Electrical energy systems are rapidly becoming power-electronics-dominated: solar, wind, batteries, electric-vehicle chargers, electrolysers and fast-growing data-centre loads all connect through converters. This transformation raises new challenges in stability, power quality, electromagnetic compatibility and reliability that conventional model-based tools struggle to address at scale. Artificial intelligence, machine learning and digital twins now offer powerful ways to design, control, monitor and protect these systems. This special session invites original contributions on data-driven, physics-informed and hybrid methods, from device and converter level up to grid scale, with emphasis on experimental validation, real-time implementation and industrial case studies, bringing together the power electronics, power systems and EMC communities.
Organizers: Dr. Shady Khalil (University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom); Dr. Vijayakumar Gali (University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom); Dr. Amira Mohammed (University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom); Dr. Majdi Mansouri (Sultan Qaboos University, Oman); Dr. Mostafa Farrag (University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom); Dr. Mohamed Massaoudi (Tarleton State University, Texas, USA).
Contact for potential authors: s.khalil3@herts.ac.uk
Download special session (PDF)Special sessions offer a forum for focused discussion on emerging or cross-disciplinary topics not fully covered by the main tracks. Proposals should include a session title, rationale, and a list of anticipated contributors.
Proposals are reviewed by the Special Sessions Chairs and the Organizing Committee. Accepted special sessions follow the same submission and review process as regular papers.
Special session proposals must be submitted before 21 December 2026.
Special Sessions Chairs: Hadi Kanaan, Oscar Lucia, Naki Guler, Joao Martins and Giampaolo Buticchi — see the full committee. See also the approved special sessions.
The organizing committee invites proposals for tutorials to be presented at CPE-POWERENG 2027. We are particularly interested in tutorials that are of value to practicing engineers and researchers, and that offer solutions to practical problems.
Tutorials are solicited on any subject pertaining to the scope of the conference (see the topics of interest). Each tutorial is planned for a 120-minute time slot. Four tutorials will be selected by the organizing committee.
Tutorial proposals must be submitted before 21 December 2026.
Please use the proposal form (maximum one page) and include:
Papers must follow the IEEE two-column conference template, 4–6 pages including references and figures.
Submissions must report original, unpublished work not under review elsewhere. IEEE plagiarism policy applies.
Double-blind peer review by at least two Technical Program Committee members.
At least one author per accepted paper must register and present in person in Badajoz.
Papers are submitted electronically through the IEEE-IES ConfComm submission portal.
Accepted, presented papers are submitted to IEEE Xplore, subject to IEEE's post-conference quality review.
Authors must submit the initial version of their full paper, as a PDF file, by 18 January 2027 through the online submission system.
Once your paper has been accepted, follow the steps below to prepare and submit the final (camera-ready) version. The final submission deadline is 19 April 2027 (see the key dates).